This month Xiaomi is marking ten years since the launch of its first smartphone – Xiaomi Mi 1. To celebrate a decade in the world of smartphones, on August 11 the manufacturer will introduce a commemorative flagship called Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro Plus.
The moniker of the new phone is not officially confirmed – it was only suggested by leaksters. Xiaomi calls it Mi 10 Pro Commemorative Edition, but we expect the phone to have a Snapdragon 865+ chipset, making it a slight upgrade over the Mi 10 Pro.
This won’t be new territory for the brand – we’ve already seen the very same thing happen last year – the Mi 9 arrived with Snapdragon 855 in March and got a Pro version with Snapdragon 855+ in September.
If the phone’s sole change is the chipset, it will keep the other key specs like 108 MP main cam, UFS 3.0 storage, and LPDDR5 RAM, as well as 50W fast-charging. Some rumors suggested Xiaomi will slightly speed that up to 55W.
